Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

The objects of the charity are to make grants to any charities and for any charitable purpose as the Trustees feel appropriate.

The Company will continue to make donations and grants to local charities and organisations

The charity's main aims are to promote and provide for the advancement of education, Tamil culture, the physical and mental health of children, and the relief of poverty through the provision of grants to suitable institutions and individuals in the UK and abroad. To meet its objectives the charity continued to make maintenance grants to qualifying institutions and individuals.

To make grants to persons who are or who have been a member, employee or volunteer of WVS, WRVS or Royal Voluntary Service, who being of limited means are in need of financial assistance

Provision of educational resources for two schools in Luangwa Valley, Zambia. Provision of grants for buildings that enhance the schools facilities eg teachers houses, classrooms. Grants given to school and college students paying teachers salaries.

Grant making to local organisations (especially other charities)

The objects of Hulme Hall Trust Foundation are:The provision of assistance for higher education by means of grants to be awarded to students at the University of Manchester, including post-graduate and research students, and with preference for residents of Hulme Hall.The provision of benefits in connection with Hulme Hall (which includes the chapel and chaplaincy)

The charity makes grants to a variety of charitable institutions for such charitable purposes as the trustees at their discretion determine. The main receipients in 2007 was the Institute For Child Health and the United Synagoque.

General charitable purposes. Grants to institutions.

Grant making to small-scale charitable organisations usually with an annual income of under ?500,000 and minimal admin costs. Charities should have a focus on long-term sustainability and integrated community development and are usually based outside the UK. Donations usually around ?3000, ongoing funding is possible once a relationship has been established. Must have UK bank account.

We provide grants to organisations in Thailand by providing support, advice, financial grants, education and social assistance to young people and their families affected or suffering with HIV/AIDS. Our child scholarship programme helps nearly 150 affected Thai children and their families each year. We also support a Thai based health / safeguarding conference run bi-anually.

To provide donations and grants to Rotary charities.

To provide relief either generally or individually to residents in the parish of High Halstow who are in conditions of need or hardship, by making grants of money or providing goods and services calculated to reduce the need.

The charity has general charitable purposes and makes donations to a wide range of charitable causes.

Operation of charity shop and donation of grants to community organisations in the local area.

Makes grants to individuals and organisations via monies raised through events held during the year.

Make grants to organisations that further science education, medical research and the arts; or to charities that benefit the homeless or operate to provide safety to those at sea.

The Trust was established to fulfil the charitable aims of the Worshipful Company of Comunicators, supporting causes that are relevant to communication. Access to the profession for groups in society underrepresented in the industry. Promoting the role of communications in serving the public interest. Activities reflecting the Company's membership of the Livery. Grant making,advice, research.

Makes grants in areas determined by Trustees from time to time. Current focus is on the intersection between climate change and social justice in low income countries.

To advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales) as the trustees see fit from time to time in particular, but not limited to:1. The advancement of education of young people for the public benefit, by making grants to education establishments with a primary focus on early years development and primary education2. To advance the Jewish religion in London and

To assist in the relief of distress of Cheshire Mark Master Masons and their dependents, to make grants to other Masonic Charities and non Masonic charities

Established to make grants for charitable purposes.

TO MAKE GRANTS TO INITIATIVES WORKING TOWARDS THE ADVANCEMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS, CONFLICT RESOLUTION OR RECONCILIATION, THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY, THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE ARTS, THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY.

We give grants to charitable causes known to the trustees.

Provide funds to charities and individuals, especially in Lincolnshire.We have far more requests than available funds.